Awesome?
Comparing to Face Unlock, TouchID, Pattern Unlock and PIN this is definitely far slower. Why would amyone want to have to pick up a stylus and scribble to unlock a screen?
And considering that someone could fake your handwriting, this must be just about as safe as Face Unlock, so pretty low in safety...
These are what people call gimmicky or bloatware in Samsung software....

It's not fast when you don't have the intention of using the stylus, but it's fast when you want to use the stylus apps, in 3 steps:
1. Remove your stylus
2. Write a signature
3. Start immediately with the app you want to open.

so why bother if you don't use it? Other people will find it helpful in certain situations. And maybe you are so realistic. I don't need a watch, I don't need a necklace, but if you give them to me I would definitely take them! Similarly If I have a choice, I would pick a phone that can do every other phones can, and also comes with a bunch of interesting "gimmicky". It gives me a feeling of being safe, confortable, and even if some of them are not helpful to me, they would be something to amuse with.

13.wilsong17 (unregistered)

Ummm TouchID was circumvented with a fingerprint on a piece of tape. Face? Can be beaten with an actual photo. Handwriting? Well first off, the Stylus doesn't leave a trace or a print on the screen. Also you have no idea what the person may scribble.

Again, what is wrong with something new? You havent even seen it or used it and already you're knocking it for other options which have been circumvented in a matter of hours.

There was a time when dumbphones would allow you to voice dial people directly from a locked screen by just saying their name. Now you have to pick up a stylus and write down what you want your phone to do.... oh well..

My Note experience is the best compare to all my other Android devices.

It's fast, stable and have good battery life. Furthermore, S pen allow me to jot quick note and write in my native language with ease. That's why I holding onto both my note 2 and note 3. Not trading them in when I renew my phone contract

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